On Easter Sunday, a heavenly performance took center stage.

Carrie Underwood, who is commemorating 20 years since winning American Idol, went back to the stage where she first became famous and once again astounded everyone.

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On Easter Sunday, the multi-platinum artist performed a breathtaking rendition of “How Great Thou Art”, the beloved Christian hymn featured on her GRAMMY-winning gospel album My Savior.

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Wearing a flowing ethereal white gown, Carrie stood beneath soft, glowing lights and delivered a performance filled with emotion, reverence, and vocal power that many fans say was her greatest yet.

 A Night of Faith and Inspiration on American Idol

This special Easter episode of American Idol was filled with uplifting performances. Highlights included:

  • Luke Bryan performing “Jesus ’Bout My Kids”
  • Jelly Roll and Brandon Lake teaming up for a moving duet of “Hard Fought Hallelujah”

But it was Carrie Underwood’s solo performance that truly stole the show.

 Fans React: “Carrie Just Won American Idol Again!”

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Shortly after the performance aired, American Idol’s official Instagram account posted the clip with the caption:

“ Her voice. The message. The glory. From her GRAMMY Award-winning gospel hymns album #MySavior, it’s @carrieunderwood’s #HowGreatThouArt on #AmericanIdol!”

The comments section was instantly flooded with emotional reactions:

Carrie Underwood Earns Rave Reviews For Heavenly Performance Of 'How Great  Thou Art' On 'American Idol' - Country Now

“I felt that in my soul!! Tears streaming down my face!!!”
“That was the best performance I’ve ever experienced. So much Spirit and soul!”
“CARRIE JUST WON AMERICAN IDOL AGAIN!!!! ”
“She did that!! Whoa. ”
“This was better than the original version. SHOOK.”

Carrie Underwood Shares Heavenly Version Of "How Great Thou Art" On "Idol"  Easter Special

Even fellow celebrities couldn’t stay silent.

  • Lady A’s Hillary Scott wrote: “This was exceptional, my friend. @carrieunderwood ”
  • HGTV star Jenny Marrs commented: “Absolutely beautiful!! ”

 Carrie Shares Her Easter Moment with Fans

Carrie later took to Instagram to share behind-the-scenes photos of the performance, writing:

“Feeling blessed this Easter!”

Fans continued the outpouring of love in the comments:

“Speechless at this performance. Absolutely amazing!!”
“You look like a legit angel with a voice to match. God bless you!”

 What’s Next on American Idol?

After Carrie’s unforgettable performance, viewers were left needing a moment to recover. But the show must go on — and the competition heats up again Monday night, as the Top 14 contestants are announced.

A Performance to Remember

Carrie Underwood continues to prove why she’s one of the most beloved artists in the world — not just for her voice, but for the heart, grace, and faith she brings to every performance.

Her Easter rendition of “How Great Thou Art” wasn’t just music.
It was a spiritual moment.
One that will be remembered for years to come.

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